I thought it would be cute to see the iconic king and queen next to each other <3
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Chapter Five: Bad News
During class the next day, I spent the time thinking about how much I don't appreciate Danny.
Well I do, and I buy him cute little things whenever I see them, but still. It doesn't feel good enough.
People always tell me how lucky I am to have Danny, and I know I am. He treats me like I'm his whole world.
But I want people to tell him he's lucky to have me for...me, not for my looks.
I decide to write him a letter, and I've been planning it out all day, so I know the words will flow easily out of me.
Daniel Michael Grey,
I know sometimes I can be a little bit extra. I know I cry a lot. I know I'm clingy and I can be selfish, but I want you to know that I love you.
I love you in the mornings when your hair is messy and your voice is rough. I love you at night when your eyes are bloodshot from exhaustion. I love you when you're angry. I love you when you're sad. I love you when you're happy. You mean the world to me, and I know I'm not that good at this relationship stuff but you have filled up every hole in my heart and repaired me, and for that, I'm eternally grateful.
I don't know where I would be or who I would be if I didn't come around when you told me you loved me.
I would probably be dead or something.
Anyways, I want you to know I love you so much.
So yeah.
-your girlfriend
I glare at the letter.
It's horrible. It's completely terrible.
So I decide I'll attach it to something.
I break out all of my paints and my paper and then I go outside with a sheet and a plastic cup of water, along with my tool box of paints.
I bought Pepper with me and I have the loop to her leash hooked around my ankle so she can lie with me.
I get put a fresh sheet of painting paper and break open the paints.
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I got out there at three in the afternoon and it's eight at night now. I'm using a flashlight to finish my work. I hear the gras crunching.
"Hey."
My eyes snap up from my painting to my boyfriend.
"Go away!" I shriek. "You're going to spoil it!"
He smiles and backs up slightly.
"Okay, okay, I can't see anything. Can I at least sit down?"
"Fine, but no peeking." I wiggle my paintbrush at him. He smiles and puts his hands up.
"I won't peek. I promise."
He sits down in the grass and watches me as I mix the right color.
He watches as I put a ton of white and a tiny drop of yellow. I mix it and add more white until I'm satisfied, and I put little tiny dots on the page and shine my flashlight on it.
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Everything Has Changed: Book Two
Teen FictionTears rush down to my cheeks and splatter on the wood floor of Danny's university apartment. He has an imprint on his face from the creases in his pillow and keeps blinking and rubbing his eyes. I sit on the edge of his bed and his hand rests on my...